Photos and videos of our amazing 2D residents

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MORE OWLS!

 

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Apparently some snails prefer to live in the cozy hellfires of a volcano

Mystery of snails with iron shells that survive inside white-hot volcanoes

A team at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has decoded the genome of the volcano-dwelling scaly-foot snail, which can live in remarkably hot temperatures

www.mirror.co.uk

Here is a picture of the little fellow and their shells are made of iron!

 

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Youtube comment:

Here's some additional info. The penguin named Lala is apparently a male penguin despite its name. He was caught injured in a fishnet in Kagoshima prefecture, Japan about 22 years ago. The family seen in the video nurtured him until he fully recovered. Since he refused to leave the family, the family accepted him and build him the little airconditioned room. He lived on for 10 years with the family until he died of old age in 1996. Within the town he lived in, he was well known (not really a surprise i guess) and the path he'd take to go to the fish store was known as the "lala-chan road" and people would spray some water on the road during hot days in the summer to protect his little feet from burning on the concrete.

 

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Godzilla Rabbit

 

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A positive and happy weight loss journey

 

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"How an experienced dog mother teaches her 8 week old pups to be calm"

How come so many inept human parents? Their children run roughshod over them. Perhaps they could learn something from this mother...

Wow. I am flabbergasted! What a mama! I admire her.

 

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This morning ritual looks awfully familiar

 

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Owl proud on the stick he found and showing off. And that's about it.

 

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Cute and gross at the same time

 

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Beehives have a kind of forcefield when the honey bees zoom in synch

 

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Not sure the house is going to survive … Keeping him as an outdoor pet is propably a better idea

 

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Alligator therapy is the best, try it!

 

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From the Amazing Postojna Cave in Slovenia,
Olms, known as "Baby Dragons"

Video Rare 'Baby' Dragons' Hatch in Ancient Cave

Researchers have been awaiting the birth of the creatures for several months.

abcn.ws

"These olms may be just as fascinating as dragons from fantastical lore.

"They're believed to be able to live 100 years or longer, and they can survive without food for up to 10 years," Weldt previously told ABC News. "They have transparent white skin that also covers their eyes, but they don't need to see. They have an incredible sense of smell and hearing and can detect light and electrical or magnetic fields."

Photos: 'Baby dragons' go on display in Slovenia

Three rare aquatic creatures known as 'baby dragons' take their bow in a Slovenian cave

gulfnews.com

 

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Uhooo

(Video has subtitles)

 

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Alpacca on the loose. And that black pig deserves a cape! he saved the dog!